In October, 1945, the respondent, Republique Francaise (hereinafter designated Republique), entered into a contract with the Cellosilk Manufacturing Company (hereinafter called Cellosilk) for the purchase of $512,100 worth of a glass substitute, to be delivered F. A. S. Port of New York, in six installments, the last of which was due in March, 1946. Among the "General Terms and Conditions" of the...
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